GOP State Chairmen Oppose Impeachment
Republican state chairmen voiced opposition to impeachment amid the Nixon upheaval. They defended the president while lamenting Watergate fallout and the firing of Cox, reflecting mixed reactions and calls for restraint as legal moves unfold.
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Democratic Party
Harry Rosenzweig
Arizona
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European Press Criticizes Nixon Firing Cox
European papers sharply condemned President Nixon over Archibald Cox firing amid Watergate. The Financial Times warned of uncertain U S foreign policy, while Poliiken and Die Welt debated self defense versus scandal and impeachment prospects. Combat and L Aurore criticized tapes and Nixon’s political gambles.
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Die Welt
Hamburg
America
Impeachment Procedures Explained
The House may initiate impeachment by a simple majority and the Senate delivers two thirds needed for conviction. A 718 page history by the House Judiciary Committee covers impeachments amid Watergate and Agnew probes.
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Supreme Court
Senate
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U.S
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Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Government Printing Office
UAW Set To Strike Ford Co
UAW President Leon Woo says a Friday strike is authorized if no three year pact is reached with Ford. Negotiators have until then to agree. Ford workers in two states could be affected. Ford VP Malcolm Denise remains hopeful and cites progress on minor provisions.
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Malcolm Denise
Watergate tapes and evidence in court
Legal experts say summaries of Watergate tapes would be inadmissible as evidence under the best of evidence rule. The tapes themselves or verbatim transcripts are required, unless the tapes are destroyed and only a summary remains.
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Yale Law School
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Harold Kor
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Korn
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John W. Dean III
Dean
Negotiations Extend At Mack Tracks Inc
In Hagerstown Maryland negotiators report a definite extension of the old contract affecting Mack Tracks Inc and a nearby auto work facility. Officials from both sides named continued talks as essential to resolving outstanding terms and operations.
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Hagerstown, Md
Mack Tracks
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